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Columbus Invites Citizens to Serve on City Boards, Commissions

For residents looking to make a difference in their community, one of the most direct ways is by volunteering to

Double Vision Eye Care: Twin Optometrists Bring Community-Focused Care to Columbus

For twin sisters Lakesha Story and Latesha Walker, eye care is more than a profession — it’s a calling. The

A View From a Pew: Mourning Honestly, Without Losing Our Humanity

Can we mourn a life lost and still not agree with everything that person said? I believe we can. James

Time-Out: Friday Night Lights in the Valley

The Friday night lights across the Valley glowed with intensity in Week 4, and the atmosphere was nothing short of

Holsey Chapel CME Welcomes New Pastor Rev. Antoine Shyne

Holsey Chapel CME Church has announced the appointment of Rev. Antoine Shyne as its new pastor, bringing with him more

A View From a Pew: You Can’t Eat at Everybody’s Table

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Georgia NAACP to Host 83rd Annual State Convention in Atlanta

The Georgia State Conference of the NAACP will convene its 83rd Annual Convention Oct. 9–11 at the Atlanta Airport

WTVM’s Cheryl Renee Inducted into Silver Circle for 25 Years in Television

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has honored longtime WTVM anchor Cheryl Renee with induction into the prestigious

A Special View From a Pew: The Lasting Power of Legacy

I’ve learned something politically during my 35 years in Columbus: names matter. Not just because they’re easy to

Dr. Cathy Cook Officially Announces Her Candidacy to Represent Columbus as City Councilor At Large

Dr. Cathy Cook, a lifelong resident of Columbus with deep family and community ties, officially announced her candidacy Saturday for

Time-Out: Valley Softball and Football Turn Up the Heat

As summer fades into fall, the roar of Friday night crowd's mixes with the sharp crack of bats

Get Ready For the Fountain City Classic!!!!